Thanks for the interest in my previous post. I have more to share with you.

Have you noticed there is nothing from Wendy’s Sewing Studio throughout the post? That’s because I’m working on an enormous project that I cannot tell you about. I allotted a full year to work this special project and so you’ll have to wait. Meanwhile, I’m still doing little jobs and will post them as I finish. Stay tuned, and enjoy the slide show.

Barky Graziano completed this SAGA program project, which was taught by Margie Fiasconaro.
Here is Jane Briscoe’s completed this SAGA program project, which was taught by Margie Fiasconaro.
Cindy Gebbia made this cute CC “Nora” with a collar and full skirt from the Sew Along.
Cindy Gebbia also made this cute set from CC “Nora” Peplum Top and CC “Parker’s Pants” with ruffle.
The matching boy short from CC “Parker’s Pants” by Cindy Gebbia.
Suzette Wink crocheted this “Sweetheart Blanket” by Patchwork Heart.
Debbi Harris made this precious felt fox, “Charlotte Fox” from a kit by Cynthia Treen of Threadfollower on Etsy.
Here is Charlotte Fox wearing cloak from a pattern by Cynthia Treen of Threadfollower on Etsy.
Barky Graziano has been keeping busy with paper piecing. This is large rosette 2 of her Millifiori quilt project.
Another large rosette minus two additional rows by Barky.
Millefiori rosettes by Barky.
Millifiori by Barky Graziano.
Millifiori by Barky.
Barky is putting the binding strips on her Pemberly quilt. Its so pretty!
Barky Graziano is also working on this log cabin quilt by machine. Don’t know where she finds the time, and all this is only 6 weeks of work.
Well, now I know how Barky gets so much done!
Jeanne Buffatt has been diligently working her BOM of Liberty Fabric and is almost finished. A whole group of ladies are also participating in this project.

Wendy Poché Schoen is an internationally known embroidery and pattern designer, educator, and author whose designs are regularly featured in Sew Beautiful Magazine. Through her company, Wendy Schoen Design, Wendy has published five books on the subject of fine embroidery and sewing. She has published over 30 patterns marketed under the name, Petite Poche, of which she is the owner and countless embroidery designs and kits.

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